Climsy

Climsy is a simple-to-use piece of software capable of quickly uploading copied images to Climsy.com, ImageShack.us and Dropbox. It can also save them as JPEG or PNG files.

The tool features a couple of intuitive options that can be quickly figured out, even by those less experienced with such tools.

After installation, the utility gets integrated into the Windows startup sequence, so it automatically runs every time you turn on the computer. However, this option can be later disabled from the settings panel.

When it comes to the interface, Climsy creates an icon in the systray at startup and immediately becomes active, reacting every time you record graphical elements to the Clipboard. It's not affected by files, URLs, text, or other types of clips.

The tool pops up from the taskbar notifications area and reveals the image size and thumbnail, giving you the possibility to perform the default sharing option. This option can be controlled from the settings panel, where it's also possible to pick the image type and adjust the JPG compression level.

You can prevent the tool from auto copying image links, ask it to autoupload photos to the storage server, hide notifications on Clipboard events, change the UI language, as well as apply a proxy configuration to establish an Internet connection.

The tool worked smoothly in our tests and remained stable in its runtime. It didn't hang, crash or indicate errors. As we expected, system resources were minimally used, so it didn't affect our typical desktop activity because of high performance.

Climsy comes packed with clean and intuitive options to help you upload images to various file hosting websites or save them locally. It's geared toward all types of users.